NEW DELHI: Indian markets are expected to trade in a range on Monday tracking muted trend seen in other Asian markets.

"The 200-day moving average for Nifty is placed at 8,400. That has a declining trend line of the recent move from 9,200 to 7,500 levels on the index. So, I believe we will see significant resistance at 8,400. But clearly, Friday's action shows that we are likely to get there," says Ashwani Gujral, Fund Manager, Ashwanigujral.com.

"If global markets remain supportive, 8,400 should be hit. We should take it as it comes because the FII flows are nothing to talk about and 8,400 on the index will need more money than what we have received. Friday saw a bit of short coverings," he added.

Here is a list of fifteen stocks which are likely to remain in focus today:

Reliance Industries Ltd: RIL quarterly net profit rose 12.5% to a record $1 billion, or Rs 6,700 crore beating street expectations. GRMs for each barrel of crude processed soared to a seven-year high of $10.6.

HCL Technologies Ltd:HCL Tech has already warned that it will see tepid revenue growth in July-September as it weathers the impact of fluctuating currencies. The company has said dollar growth will be impacted by 80 basis points.

Coal India Ltd: India's plan to raise as much as $3.3 billion from selling a 10 percent stake in Coal India Ltd could be thrown off course by global investment banks under pressure from environmental groups to steer clear of the share sale, said a Reuters report.

M&M Ltd: Auto major Mahindra and Mahindra (M&M) rolled out two new products -- the Supro Van in the passenger van segment while the Supro Maxitruck in load carrier category.

IOC:Indian Oil Corporation, the nation's largest refiner and fuel retailer, now purchases 30% of its crude requirements in the spot market, compared to 20% last year, helping it lower procurement cost and gain flexibility in responding to the consumer demand.

NBCC Ltd: State-run NBCC has bagged Rs 126.33 crore project in Telangana for carrying out civil works at different colleges of Acharya NG Ranga Agricultural University (ANGRAU) in the state.

Vedanta Ltd: The Vedanta group signed an early agreement to invest around Rs8,400 crore to expand and develop its mineral and mining base in Rajasthan.

Tata Sponge Iron Ltd: The Tata group company said its standalone net profit fell by 75 per cent to 5.69 crore for the second quarter ended September 30, 2015

South Indian Bank: The bank posted 22 per cent rise in net profit for the quarter to the end of September 2015 compared to that a year ago. The net profit rose to Rs 93.38 crore from Rs 76.30 crore.

Tata Metaliks Ltd: Pig iron producer Tata Metaliks said its consolidated net loss has come down to Rs 10 lakh in the September quarter of this fiscal from Rs 35 lakh in the year-ago period.

Crompton Greaves Ltd: The company said its board has approved entering into a definitive agreement for sale of a portion of its land parcel at Kanjurmarg, Mumbai, to Evie Real Estate for an aggregate sum of Rs 496.48 crore.

CRISIL: Rating agency CRISIL's third quarter consolidated profit after tax increased 8.1 per cent to Rs 76.87 crore as against Rs 71.11 crore for the corresponding period a year ago.

Amtek Auto Ltd: New Delhi-based auto component maker Amtek Auto is close to reaching a solution with JPMorgan, which holds its non-convertible debentures worth Rs 200 crore, said a media report.

Atul Auto Ltd: A three-wheeler manufacturer, posted an increase in sales in the first half of the current financial year, the only company in the segment to post gains. The Gujarat-based company sold 19,664 three-wheelers in the April to September period, a 3% increase over 19,075 units sold in the corresponding period a year earlier.